🔧 Efficient Fastening Clamp Mounting Equipment Review

Used to hang the ladders in our RV. It really helped free up some space. Also helps protect walls from damage and/or ladder cracks during transport. Very easy to use, install and they are made of thick material that will last a long time.

The mini thumb clamp is perfect for holding a flat anchor post on the front of my pontoon. I tried a few others and they were either too big or didn't have a strap. I used two clamps on the pole because it's 8 feet long. This one, as they say, just right!

I use these along with the regular sized versions to store a few items in the back of my van. Have used them for years and they hold up very well. This smaller version was perfect for my Sven Saw folding saw (on the right in the photo with the red handle). Great products with no real competition!

So I use them to hold up and down a ladder on the wall of my toy trailer. What worries me is that the base is made of soft rubber. It worries me if I keep pulling on the tab that the rubber at the base where it screws in will start to pull and eventually break. It would be nice if the screw holes and base were made of hard rubber instead of soft rubber like rubber band.

I discovered this product by accident. I use it to hold my forearm crutches on my motorcycle while riding (I'm disabled and use crutches). How can I rate this? This is a product that I can ride without being fucked. It's cheap and durable. It gets a little warm in direct sunlight and doesn't hold up well, but other than that it's just amazing.

Ideal kayak paddle holders for boat trailer assembly. I used 4 zip ties at each time because I didn't have the right props at 10pm before the river trip. Worked like a champ and will be even more durable once I put the screws in. A place for everything and everything in its place. This is definitely the place to paddle! I have a larger set with an ax in my jeep. I think that smaller size might work just as well for this as it does for a shovel.

These are suitable if you have a scenario that doesn't involve a lot of impact. I tested them while running the trails in Death Valley with washboard relief. The shovel will rotate, so you have to make sure the shovel doesn't hit your car. The collar sagged from the axe, which bothered me. I think it was the warmth that makes it stand out. I solve the problem by adding U-bolts, which defeats the purpose since that's what I wanted to use in the first place.

These quick mini products are ideal for hanging tools such as brooms or other small tools with a similar diameter handle. Holds up very well, I tow heavy tools down the freeway on my trailer and have no problem with anything coming loose. Being rubber, I don't know how the sun affects them (won't they rot when dry, like a tire? I don't know). But so far they seem to be very durable and I expect them to outlast the life of my car tires.